His comments come even as the 48-member NSG is holding the second day of its plenary session in the South Korean capital, where the question of India's membership is being taken up. By IANS | Posted 4 hoursSeoul: China on Friday continued to oppose India's entry to the Nuclear Suppliers Group, saying the global non-proliferation order would collapse if New Delhi was allowed exception. On Thursday, Japan raised the issue of India's membership, and it was taken up at a special session though China has repeatedly asserted that the membership question of non-NPT countries would not be discussed at the plenary. And in the absence of NPT as the political and legal basis, how could the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsular be resolved? While it's easy to adopt double standards, the consequence can be enormous," Wang added.

Source: Mid-Day June 24, 2016 04:51 UTC